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Errol Laborde

Errol Laborde

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Executive Editor, Louisiana Life

New Orleans

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Human rights identity and ethnicity post-conflict transitions press freedom

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Gadgets, Politics

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Total articles 645

  • A Shore Thing: Opening The Way Toward a Great Riverfront in New Orleans

    By Errol Laborde| NewOrleans Verified A film called “Panic in the Streets” was released in 1950. Shot entirely in New Orleans, the movie, while it did not create any notable panic, at least caused thrills in theaters as viewers watched a drama about two law officers in a hurry to nab a couple of ex-cons. The outlaws were believed to […] Already a subscriber?

    By Errol Laborde · NewOrleans

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Remembering New Orleans' Allen Toussaint, a musical genius and a friend of the newspaper

    By Errol Laborde| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified Onto a makeshift stage, a genius climbed the steps. In this, the month of the Jazz Fest, an afternoon in 2012 comes to mind. In a mood that could be described as "bittersweet,” a crowd gathered at the parking lot of Rock 'N’ Bowl next to Ye Olde College Inn on South Carrollton Avenue. First came the bitterness in response to the news that the paper's owner, Advance Publications, was going to scale back its venerable New Orleans publication, The Times-Picayune.

    By Errol Laborde · The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • A Shore Thing: Opening The Way Toward a Great Riverfront in New Orleans

    By Errol Laborde| NewOrleans Verified A film called “Panic in the Streets” was released in 1950. Shot entirely in New Orleans, the movie, while it did not create any notable panic, at least caused thrills in theaters as viewers watched a drama about two law officers in a hurry to nab a couple of ex-cons. The outlaws were believed to […] Already a subscriber?

    By Errol Laborde · NewOrleans

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Louisiana Life

New Orleans, United States